The upper blade guard is attached to the motor housing and remains fixed in place.
For IEEE 802.16m, we consider an OFDM frame with N=1024, where N a =864 are data carrying subcarriers and the remaining subcarriers are lower and upper frequency guard band subcarriers except for the DC subcarrier ([26], p. 537).
The left wing of the 80,000-man Army of the Upper Rhine guarded the Rhine River from Mannheim to Switzerland under Anton Sztáray, Michael von Fröhlich and Louis Joseph, Prince of Condé while its right wing was on the west bank around Kaiserslautern.
Finally, having won the upper hand, the guard resumed his post.
Every third section (eight sections per brain) were obtained, and cells were counted with a 40x objective on a Nikon ECLIPSE 80i using a grid of 70×70 µm on a counting grid (75×100×12 µm) with 2 µm upper and lower guard zones.
The surface area of the unbiased virtual counting spaces (UVCS) used to count the neurons was 900 μm, the height of the UVCS was 14 μm (upper and lower guard zones were 1.5 μm each), and the distance between the UVCS in orthogonal directions X and Y was 250 and 125 μm, respectively.
The original 23-page typescript of the speech, heavily edited by Churchill in scrawls of blue and red ink, rests now in one of 2,500 boxes of documents and artifacts, numbering more than a million in all, that cram the carefully guarded upper floors of the Churchill Archives Center of Cambridge University's Churchill College, founded in 1960, five years before Churchill died.
When the battle exploded just outside the office of Najma Heptulla, presiding officer in the upper house of Parliament, guards came to hustle her to a safer office.
It originated in the humble task of herding cattle to market, and yet it is one of the upper classes' most fiercely guarded traditions.
After World War II, Claus Riedel, a descendant of a long line of glass makers from Bohemia, settled in this small city in Tirol, watched over by a giant fortress that guards the upper reaches of the Inn River.
